Recomse Preserves Early Tuesday Meeting for Fourth
The Recomse plans an early Tuesday gathering to permit employers to finalize preparations for the Fourth of July celebrations.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
4
The Recomse plans an early Tuesday gathering to permit employers to finalize preparations for the Fourth of July celebrations.
A 1900s style call urges butter and cheese makers in Michigan to ship a ruby of birker to Central Michigan Produce Co Alma for a scoring contest. It promises a diploma from the Dairy and Food Department as a future passport in the industry and urges participation statewide.
Albert Schnepp 27 of Riverdale weds Maud Zufelt 20 of Seville. Guy Huntoon 24 of St Louis weds Lovina Welch 20 of St Louis. Elmer Schaub 21 of Lafayette weds Mary Peet 21 of Lafayette. Theodore Nelson Jr 25 of New York City weds Edna Schwartz 23 of Alma. John Mk Due 20 of Wheeler weds Ola Clark 18 of Wheeler.
The annual meeting of School District No. 1 Arcada and Pine River will be at the High School on Monday July 6 2006 at 8 pm to elect two trustees and conduct lawful business. Dated June 20 1906 signed J M Montigel secretary of board of education.
Wm Slone bails hay this week while Mrs James Crissman is ill. George Abbot begins moving to Alma. Mrs H Moore went to Clare on business Friday. George Boyer moved to Lawyer Whitney’s farm. Susie Edwards heads to Mt Pleasant for the normal. Mrs James Mills hosted cousins from Jackson Friday. Marel Bower and wife visited F Slone Sunday evening. Nate Roger and cousin Levi Tift visited D Wilkinson Wednesday. Mrs D Wilkinson and Mrs Geo Roger visited daughter Mrs John Kennens of Ithaca Monday.
Gasoline stove with self generator three burners and good oven. Thoroughly tested and pronounced all right. Will sell very cheap. Mrs. Bert Miller at Lee Mercantile Co's Store. Harber shops will close July 4th.
Frank Snope visited Claude Bar from Sunday for children day exercises with good attendance. Several local residents and guests attended. Miss Bertha Syiall and Delbert Cynley married June 6. The M. U. Sbelal at J. Beers last Thursday was enjoyable. an orchestra provided music.
Mrs Rot Portust under care of discer tors. Ethel Gerberto visiting paternal home. road section between 6 and 7 being priced, bids promising premiure. Will Rodgers in charge. Harlan Woodard cites 40 acres tile drained, 26 acres beets, 10 acres oats, 13 acres beets, 12 acres corn, 20 acres meadow, remaining parture. Woodard notes sheep, beets as main income. progressive farmer and hustler.
N Whitecraft returns home. Miss Bessie Demoary aided Mrs Chas Johnson last week. C D Johnson and wife visited Walter Mallory’s. Matt Lentz reported 23 sheep killed by dogs last Saturday morning. Freeman Johnson family spent Sunday in Summerton. Perry Adams visiting Ono. John Dilling and wife visited C F Johnson’s early week. Holly Wright owns a new single harness. Mr and Mrs Frank Slone visited Joe Graver’s Sunday. Miss Mabel Wilson visited Alma friends. W Lemon and family from Middletown visited relatives here. Mrs FP M Kyes and Miss Ma visited Alma sister last week. Madge Johnson, visiting Fred Kyes, returned last Friday. Mrs Fleming returned from Port Huron where she was a Forest delegate. Mrs Fleming, Win Adams and Fred Eyes had buggies painted.
Sunday excursion to Detroit on July 1st by special train from Alma at 6 30 a m. Round trip fare is 1 50. Belle Isle Park opens. a delightful place to spend Sunday. Returning train leaves Detroit at 6 30 p m. An active lad can learn a trade at The Record office if he applies quickly.
Sumner Center families recall gatherings at Mr and Mrs Pred Vea and Mr and Mrs Welix Fea while many suffer measles and illness. Baptismal event attended by Birdie Johnson, Mabel, and Pred Strickland reveals family ties. A death near Mason, Illinois, born June 1, 1906, died at Potstown January 21, 1906, funeral in New Haven Center with relatives and friends paying respects to a long line of kin and mourners.
Mes Graydon is at Mt Brepant Memorial. Miss Pearl McGve enlists in the esnn 1 sear Munday. Mrs Presper and her sister visit Mr Plessant Lituritty. Miss Folna Wiley of Alma visits at the Mame after aunt Mrs J Adlinan. Mebletlan has a new house on Cottage avenue nearly ready for Heetpanie. Mr J Cavetaiel moved into the base vacated by Mrs Twos. Mr Adame left Monday for Lake Gertie to supervise supplies of somtve Tyantier. Mr Wi Reynolds and Mrs Nee tey were married Thursday evening by the Rey Bedeel. Miles Axtell has foundation walls completed for a new residence built of cement docks. Mrs PA Rowland returns home to Riverdale Saturday after visiting N W Spruble and wife. Mrs Calvin Bigelow left Saturday for Grand Rapids for a week with daughter Hattie Weaver. Mr Jacel Struble, elderly tenant, is very sick with stomach trouble at daughter Mrs Paul Bissel’s home.
Peck and Mildred Clow were married Wednesday night at the Clow home in Alma. The ceremony followed by a serenade from local youths to the newlyweds prompted Mrs. Peck to remark they have been married 31 years and this was their best test. Mrs. Gene Taylor visited her parents Garber and wife over the weekend.
Southeast Ferris VN Manders and Nick Brooker conducted business in Lidves. John Osterhost listed as a business caller in Riverdale Saturday. Residents from the vicinity visited Mass Lake Sunday on a pleasure trip. Mrs Julley and Flossie Stearns greeted Mrs Gladys Joseph last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Hoover, Charles Reid and family were guests of J S Osterhour's Sunday. Emily Hide returned home in EForeka Sunday after visiting relatives here. Public notice offers Paris Green at Steward's Central Drug Store between Riverdale and L Utter's residence. Finder asked to notify Mis Cons Uttre R FED, No, Mhaea, Mich.
Eminent doctors praise Dr Piers Favorite Prescription highlighting unicorn root and golden seal root as primary ingredients. Editorials from The BeLneric Menican Review quote experts like Ellingwood and Scudder noting benefits for female disorders, menstrual irregularities, and general vitality, while warning against serious conditions.
CHAS RHOADES offers a return guarantee on Dr Colwell's Egyptian Tile Care for piles. If the promise to cure fails, the purchaser gets a full refund of the purchase price.
Mortgage sale under a 1906 promissory mortgage by John Sanders and Frances Sanders to First State Bank of Alma Mich.. Debts total $285.75 plus $0.04 taxes, plus attorney fee of $15, and costs. Sale at the north front door of the Court House in Ithaca on September 10, 1906 at 10 a.m. for payment of remaining debt, taxes, interest at 7 percent, costs, and attorney fees. Property is Lot Twelve in Ely’s Addition to New City of Alma. Dated June 5, 1906. Attorney James C. Kress for Mortgagee.
Notice to the public by Mrs Lena Kashnider dated June 22 1906 denies published slander about domestic matters and asserts her husband Lovin Kashnider has not owed any bills She says she funded household expenses by teaching and stands ready to prove the assertion if challenged Also references employment and farm work ads and mentions Pasadena and Gratiot County locations and Mrs Scatter- fragments
Default on a April 4 1905 mortgage by Irving Thomas of Fine River Township Gratiot County Michigan to William Palmer of Alma Michigan. Amount due 2681 20 plus 35 00 attorney fee and costs. Sale of described property at public auction September 1506 at 10 am at the north front door of the Court House in Thack Village Michigan. Mortgage and attorney fee of 35 00 plus six percent interest. Describes south half of the northwest quarter section 4 township 12 north range 7 west total. Palmer mortgage. James G Kres attorney.
One round trip saving on tickets for the Fourth of July holiday. Return by July 6th. Inquiries via agents for further particulars. G P A Moeller / Mi H. PF. MOELLER, G. P. A.
The Shoshone Indian Reservation lands will be opened to settlement August 15. Excursion fares are reduced with a daily round trip July 12 to 20 at 26.70 dollars from Chicago via the Chicago and North Western Railway, the sole all rail route to the Reservation border. Registration runs July 16 to August. Write for pamphlets on obtaining a homestead. agents sell tickets through this route. W. B. Kniskern, Passenger Traffic Mgr, Chicago. 1405
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